The Kingdom of God Is Not Political
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The Kingdom of God Is Not Political
Individual TopicsSteve Gregg
In "The Kingdom of God Is Not Political," Steve Gregg emphasizes that Christians must prioritize living justly over political involvement. He asserts that Christians are responsible for seeking and promoting justice in all aspects of life, regardless of race, gender, or economic class. Gregg urges Christians to focus on the Kingdom of God and its values while being obedient to Jesus, rather than being loyal to political parties or candidates. Ultimately, he calls on Christians to strive to be a positive influence in the world through the love and good works of God.
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